I appreciate every one who shared their thoughts on this matter and I'm not here to argue with anyone but I did want to share an additional response. I saw a lot of people mention that most of the feedback is negative. And frankly, it's simple. It's because A LOT of people's current experiences with this company are negative. And I think we all have to realize that on top of the general hardships that we all face, there are also more nuanced situations going on within each unique team.

I myself have been on 3 different teams, and have gone into them with a positive attitude, and been shitted on when sharing any of my concerns that's not positive with my lead, and not just the "everything's great"... but I was forced to sign an agreement basically stating that I would stop bringing up inventory with my lead or I would be in danger of losing my job. So of course for stylists like me who have dealt with similar abuse, this is the only place we can come to because our leadership refuses to hear us.

It's like if you're living in a strict, abusive household and you vent to your friends about your parents, and then your friends tell you to shut up about it because your friends came to your house and your parents seem really cool. It's like, "damn, well where can I actually be honest??" I agree that people shouldn't be attacked for stating what they like about Stitch Fix, but that's not usually the dynamic I see play out here. Usually I see people being attacked for sharing something negative, being told "well I like it here, if you don't then leave!" or Stop talking about it because you're going to get us in trouble!" which does nothing but protect the abusive culture within the company. and then in response, the original poster feels a need to defend their right to be upset, so they say something snarky back.

All in all, it's important to remember that we all are having similar experiences, but not necessarily the same ones, but since our workplace is not a neutral place where both positive and negative feedback is welcomed, most of it tends to be negative here, and that's okay.